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Removing shortcut Ctrl+B?
After I figured out how to cycle context-aware links, wikistyles, directives, escapes, variables, I tried this for text formatting. Ctrl+I/Cmd+I can now cycle italic, bold, bold+italic, code. I absolutely love this, especially seeing the markups change around the selection, and for me Ctrl+I+I is easier to type than Ctrl+B. I am considering removing Ctrl+B for bold, it will free Ctrl+B for a different potential shortcut.
The keyboard shortcuts will be configurable per wiki and per user, and new markups/functions can be added, for example I added for pmwiki.org Primary+Shift+M=Cycle (:markup:) variants, and added a few highlighted code styles to Primary+E in the order it seemed logical for this wiki. The point is someone who requires Ctrl+B for bold can enable it. --Petko
[Closed] Flawless
This .js implementation has been used in our wiki over a year and a half and it is flawless. I think it can be moved out of beta stage now.
[Closed] CodeMirror compatibility
I applaud this effort
It would be really good if this was either compatible with CodeMirror,
or similarly provided WYSIWYG display.
Could it not have been based on CodeMirror?
The CodeMirror recipe has some of the functionality which I requested from Dfaure - list items - and it certainly could be extended for the others. Unfortunately in my browser "selection" copy and "middleclick" paste don't work with CodeMirror and I cannot efficiently use it, so I need this. --Petko March 18, 2016, at 03:11 AM
[Solved] SectionEdit compatibility
This tool doesn't work when I edit a section (using SectionEdit). (If I edit the whole page it works even though I have SectionEdit installed.) Can this problem be solved? Martin, Martin
Updated SectionEdit today to include the new form elements expected by autotext and autoscroll. It appears to work here, but I don't use SectionEdit a lot - if something is not right, let me know. --Petko